Weed ID please
15 years ago
I've attempted to identify the weed myself. It really takes over, growing in clumps in my lawn. I'm curious to what it is, how to control it... I'm not a fan of chemicals, so it may just stay unless there's a recommended organic solution. Thanks in advance for ID.
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